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kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning and thanks for waking up. the late risers, 9 o'clock. what a great hour. i'm daria. lucky games, fletcher. yeah, we've got bright skies out there. so you're waking up to plenty of sunshine this morning and we're going to feel that heat soon. good morning, john. yes, we are going to be 80's starting tomorrow for a lot of our inland areas. so if you'd like kind of this back off the heat that we've had lately today is our last day of at least kind of cool temps in the 70's doesn't sound bad at all. looking outside from out tam a great day to be up there today. we are looking crystal clear skies up above. there was a little bit of fog hugging the coastline yesterday as the sun went down. but that's pretty gone at this point. having burned off and set us up for what will be unimpeded sunshine for much of the day. temperatures in the mid 50's currently oakland at 56 alameda and san mateo at 55 santa rosa at 57 and a few low 60's further inland today, it's going to be 60's to 70's tomorrow. our stretch of the 80's starts and

i'll get to that. your full forecast. michael thomas is in for a has gone on the roads. thanks, john. that's right. i am here this morning. taking a look at your roads. we are dealing with some collisions really kind of all throughout the east and then also some in the south bay. >> we're going to zoom in a little bit of a step out the way you can see right here on the northbound lanes of 8.80. it's near the on ramp an exit and it's in san leandro. there's a lane blockage right now. chp is working to get that out of the way, but we're going to see residual delays at least for the next hour or so. moving a little bit more inland over and near the alamo area. it's right near stone valley road. currently the right lane is blocked because of a collision. this has been like this going on an hour and a half or so. and you can see it's causing really congestion both ways. i'm assuming because the office that we were seeing some looking lewers down in the south bay right now on westbound to 37 near lawrence expressway in sunnyvale. the left lanes are currently blocked off. chp is they're trying to get that figured out. but we're going

to see some of those residual delays for the rest of the morning. taking a live look at the bay bridge right now. it's a 19 minute commute into the city and of course, there the toll plaza. it is a parking lot as metering lights are dorian. james, we'll send it back to you. thanks a lot. 902, right now. and in the south bay, a man accused of shooting to san jose police officers now faces attempted murder charges. we've got a look at some of the new court documents that have been revealed and it shows that kevin briones showed up at a san jose hotel to see a woman who he had had a relationship with. >> she didn't like that too much and called police and that's when the shoot out then started kron four's. jack moment has more. >> yeah, kind 30 and the night. >> and then he heard somebody its seal, says he and his wife are watching tv at the extended stay. america and seemingly right outside their door. >> and then suddenly some loud noise like the middle noise. i i didn't gunshots people inside and had no idea what

did so late. so my dog started barking that's where i mean, we knew that something really because he's going on. seal said he thought about calling the cops, but he soon realized what was happening. yeah, really hard it goes going to get see that a shootout. 2 officers shot one of them with just a year of experience on the force. the suspect to kevin angelo briones reportedly shot several times. we don't us is charged with 2 counts of attempted murder on the police officers. the police report says the woman briones reportedly showed up for is a domestic violence survivor. >> and says her during this had a previous relationship, 3 young kids were out the hotel with the woman at the time of the shooting. what we had was an armed, dangerous felon showing up in the middle of the night. police say officers stop briones from possibly hurting the woman and the kids nights events offer a stark reminder. >> of the solemn oath they take to protect and serve our city this is a felony, which means if he's convicted, these

charges could put him in prison for life. yeah, it is. i think pretty bad for that information. but the city and for seal, he says he and his wife now are worried that staying at the hotel was not a good. >> to that it's going to happen >> that was jag moment reporting briones was supposed to make his first court appearance yesterday. but he was still in the hospital with injuries and there is one officer as well. who is still listed in critical condition, but is expected to survive. >> all right. let's turn our attention to another big story this morning out of the east bay where alameda county officers are mourning the loss of one of dispatchers. she's being remembered as a loving mother and a co-worker. she was killed by suspected drunk driver while she was on her way to work. crowd was will tran is live in san leandro with the story? well. >> heartbreak and just devastation at the alameda county sheriff's office. they were expecting their co-worker

to arrive on sunday night, but she never made it to the office. she was less than one half mile from this location when she was broadsided. let me show you her picture. her name is antoinette few now now at 11, 15 on sunday night, she was heading to work and all of a sudden a car comes out of nowhere and broadsides or she never made it to her work as an emergency dispatcher. instead, it was a dispatcher that told emergency responders to head to her location. let me show you a map of where it all went down. it was in san leandro at east 14th and 100 50th. that particular location. a car comes out nowhere, slams into her so hard that it was on its side when the emergency responders arrived, she was unconscious, rushed to the hospital but ultimately died from her injuries. when word spread throughout the community, the san leandro police department, they were the ones who responded to this. but when

word spread to law enforcement agencies, they gave her a per session. the chp, the san diego police department as well as of course, the alameda county sheriff's office. they took her body from the hospital to the coroner's office and her family said she was born a star. and you took her to his place like she was a star and we are grateful. take a look at your screen. this is the statement sent out from the alameda county sheriff's office. they say we lost a dedicated, energetic, loving alameda county sheriff's office. family member. she took pride in her work because helping others gave her a joint. according to many people at the sheriff's office, she took joy that she was able to send help to people when they called for help. but instead, it was on sunday night when she needed help. she was at the department for 3 years. mother, my colleague and according to a lot of people, should dedicated her life to

her job. as far as alleged drunk driver. an injured 32 years old. all right. thank you. well, >> 907, different drunk driver. they think hit and killed that 11 year-old girl. this happen in cupertino where there were 4 kids standing on a sidewalk at foothill and stevens creek boulevard last month when a pickup truck plowed into them and the girl went to the hospital. she fought for her life for days was she could make it in the other 3 children, ages 4, 7, 8, they're okay. the driver was behind the wheel identified as adam will police believe that he was high when he crashed into the kids who are on the sidewalk. he bailed out of jail last week and he's out of custody because so far no criminal charges have been filed against him. detectives are waiting for a toxicology report.

>> enough to win the >> chp gets a call from witnessing the somebody shooting a gun from his car on 5.80, year. the pops at seminary avenue in oakland. you can hear the from the gun is a dash cam video from the witnesses car that happened on march 29th. there's a freeze frame to show you that window open and the man pointing a gun out of the car. the chp arrested the man. his name is dominique jerome taylor. and they say he was driving drunk at the time. >> well, happening today, richmond city council is going to be voting on a resolution to urge the state to let go of pg and e and instead use a nonprofit electric company. they're arguing that the nonprofit called golden state energy would serve the public in a much better way if past richmond would join san francisco in calling on california to take action and address its core problems with pg and e. meanwhile, downtown areas across the state could

soon be getting more housing. there's a new bill looking to require cities to convert historic buildings into housing units. san francisco assemblymember matt haney actually introduced the bill. it would allow state lawmakers to quickly green light office to housing projects, putting an end to the lengthy and costly approval process that we currently have. the bill now heads to the assembly appropriations committee. they're going have a hearing on it tomorrow. >> it's a 909. and today educators in san lorenzo are going to rally and they want to demand better pay because they say they're struggling to make ends meet in the bay area. members of the san lorenzo education association also want better retention and staffing and recruitment and they say that that lack of teachers is really affecting students, education. so they want to call attention to these problems. they're going hold a rally at 04:00pm this afternoon in front of the san lorenzo unified school district. >> just thinking how how we start again. i mean, we've got one talk laugh.

>> and east bay business owner now heartbroken after 4 of his tow trucks were destroyed. owns california towing and he says over the weekend, several people said his trucks on fire. he caught it all on video. he actually see a person coming up to the cab of that truck there and running off right before flames. let from the driver's side. but as ms says that after this weekend, he's worried now about his drivers and the safety of their families. >> i just made that they my chart spy. my older their five-minute, specially wives and kids. >> care. >> contra costa fire protection says they are working on this case. the owner says he gave them all the video he has of each of those 4 crime scenes in hopes that will help them find a suspect. well, rodents found at a mcdonald's in oakland will tell you what a report from the health department found when they went inside. >> plus, in the middle east, hamas accepts a ceasefire proposal, but people here in the bay area are reacting on

both sides of this issue will have that part of the story. and a new study this morning names one bay area city, the worst in the country to drive in. we'll tell you which one.

>> 9.13, right now. and i'm just talking behind this yesterday, which is gorgeous weather. yeah, because i plus the knapp. it was like 2 hours. yeah. >> maybe want to stay inside. take a nap later in the week when it gets too hot outside. maybe. but today is just it's like a sweet kick. yeah, if you want really enjoy some 70's today is absolutely indeed that nice spot between

those 60's which is kind of cool this weekend and the 80's, which is going get real warm towards the middle of the week today. 70's out there and look at this sunshine at half. moon bay, gorgeous. hardly a breeze out there this morning to it's just really nice to see. radar is showing you those clear skies from the coast inland. we did have some fog butting up against the coast last night. and we do see the potential of a little bit of that today, but rather than an onshore breeze, the next few days actually brings the chance of a little bit of an offshore wind kicking into gear. in fact, we do have some north winds through the central valley into the delta that are resulting in a high wind advisory that goes into effect tonight at 11:00pm through 08:00am on thursday. gusts as high as 35 to 45 miles per hour. this will be most notable for the interior coastal range, the delta in the central valley, but a little bit breezy in those spots and deep. today's daytime highs are kind of a transition between the cool and the real warm around the corner. so today is like that

super comfortable middle zone with 60's to 70's carlos mountain view, looking great in the low 70's. 72 pretty consistently for the south bay today and that consistency continues in the east bay. 71 for the tri valley and 70 from fremont through oakland, castro valley standing out at 72. so no, you'll be at 74 today. same in napa will santa rosa at 75 looking ahead tomorrow as temperatures reach the low 80's inland and by friday and saturday, a few of us could be inching real close to 90 degrees. bayshore cities also in for quite the warm-up. no saturday showers this time around. in fact, saturday could very well be the warmest day of the forecast. michael. >> thanks, john. and good morning, everyone. the time is 9.16 taking a look at the roads right now. we're still seeing some residual delays. this traffic collision just got cleared a chp. it's on northbound 8.80, near to 38 in san leandro. there were multiple lanes that were closed. but you can see that backup still an 2.38. so keep that in mind as you're heading

out this morning, heading a little bit more inland there. still, some lanes are blocked right now on northbound 6.80, in alamo near stone valley road that has not been cleared out. and chp is on the scene. so hopefully within the next 30 minutes or so that should be cleared. but it is causing residual delays. taking a look at the south bay. there is an accident on westbound to 37 near lawrence parkway in sunnyvale. the left lanes are currently blocked off and you can see delays there that it's causing. but taking a look at other highways and freeways, southbound 6.80, dublin to fremont. it's a 25 minute commute. taking a look at 101 this morning. san jose to menlo park. 62 minutes and there and then taking a look at the bay bridge right now. we're looking at a 16 minute commute into the city. those metering lights are on. so keep that in mind and all leave these drive times with those before send it back to the desk livermore to dublin 15 minutes, dublin to fremont. 25 minutes san leandro to milpitas. 39 minutes. peters to sunnyvale. 34 minutes and

and the next 15 minutes. we'll give you an update on some of those accidents. but for now, i'll send it over to the desk. time to winners and losers with our financial expert rob black. >> but, rabbi, i'm not even sure why we're doing this because you say tv is dying. we talking to. >> yeah. cable tv's dine streaming ys up and today. we saw that from disney's numbers that their traditional abc. espn and other channels that evil oriented are seen mass defections. but people are coming into streaming so dream is alive for streamers. the nightmares there for cable companies, ok? well, then if anybody is watching us on cable, what are the markets doing? >> good question. mark mimicking the fed. so as the 10 year treasury, that's right. 4.4%, 5 to 4.6%. the markets get stressed. but as things come lower, the markets are rallying to host a new highs. he's expected to cut rates later this year. maybe

september. and that's mean we going to rally into the end of the year. i know we're already 5 months to the year 2 year. treasury sits at 80%. of companies are beating earnings we're in a good position, but i want my to pull back as well because we've got been sitting at all-time highs are near all-time highs for most of the year and looking at your other like headlines. i'm going. why is tv doing bad when you said? >> people are sent home playing games like a like gangbusters and they're having their food delivered. so, you know, they're a captive audience. they just don't want to watch. i guess cable. >> yeah, i think you might be referring to the instacart story, place where you can get groceries, someone else will go get them for you and bring them to your home and leaving door steps popular during covid. now instacart will bring you through a partnership. you were 8 so food from grossmont from grocery stores but from restaurants houston partnership. i thought it would have been the other way are goes into the stores and gets food for you. but it's

the other way around. it's instacart's going to be delivering restaurant for tonight's series home. and then your plan intend us, which i guess. >> yeah, how you got on that one. so is what's new is coming out later this year. it's been 7 years again. a big winner during covid is a lot of people playing video games. the hardware platforms are starting little old. so look for a maybe sony and microsoft announced pro versions this year. and that may be a new version next year. maybe we just have to be funnier. >> because news is cheap. just like comedy is cheap. but everybody's 11 comedy. it becomes this is a huge programming when for like netflix and everybody and the comedians. >> yeah, this is you're referring to my standup. a revenue has tripled in the last decade. wow. used to have to be robin williams. you more or jerry seinfeld with al, you know, who are these have was chosen have the show's who needed now netflix is making everyone rich in comedy ukip's doing as well. some then you get socials and podcast. but netflix, the king in 2012

total revenue for you and me to go on a date a stand-up comic was 371 million dollars. now it's 909 million dollars. that's a tripoli in there's a guy named bert kreischer who takes off his shirt. it's not. it's not easy to look at. he's a big but he put 33 million dollars last year from tearing netflix got this right, diane. in 2012, 2013, they went after mike birbiglia. they went after lise of slashing are they went after disease. ansari, the start i watch the shows some time watch the show and then i'll go see the comic do new material is they always have to be doing a show on netflix they have to have stuff for the to its brand. that right. and speaking of seinfeld who all these people. >> so he and chappelle bulls got like a 20 million dollars for the specials on that. >> that's so netflix doesn't pay the average committee and a lot of money, but they make

them famous on a worldwide basis. right. and i watch every special that comes out to see if i can have a good. >> decompressing kind of evening. even if i don't know the person. and sometimes i really, really like it. so they'll pay the big stars to keep us in mind they got a lot of young up and comers that are cheap. and like you said, netflix is making a scandalous amount of money on this. but then again, for the comics, it works out well because they don't go have to go in carson or letterman or leno to get noticed. get on netflix. allen were all apparently going to continue watching from our apartments. keep renting because it started own home. >> yeah. there's new survey out from the federal it says home ownership. the pipe dream, 40% of renters believe they will never, ever, ever become a homeowner. and that will have to continue to hate on the landlord, mortgage rates and prices of the problem. high mortgage rates compared to. in the last year, 2 years when we were there down to 3%. but again, keep in mind, this is where mortgage rates were when you and i were

alive 20 years ago. so it's not that crazy. the prices are expected jumped 5%. 75% of renters feel. mortgages are difficult to attain. that was 50% just last year. people expect morris prices to go. higher prices go higher. so there's no inventory out there. 13% of people might move next year. that's historically pretty well. yeah, people i'm not willing to give up my mortgage rate now at 3%. i'm reluctant 6 out of 10 of us have mortgages under 4%. let's see if you're right. you're free to go wherever you want. so a plus something to be said for and you pay for the fridge breaks. you know, you're a landlord base. >> thanks a lot, rob. if you're watching and you're watching on cable and you have a question for over a comment, you can e-mail him, reach him on facebook or acts.

>> 9.25 is the time and happening today at 11, 30, the mayor of antioch is going to be unveiling some newly designed glide car prototypes contra costa county's first on demand. driverless public transportation system. you're looking at renderings of what it might look like. this would be a 0 emission, autonomous vehicle that would apparently travel on guide ways that are completely separate from regular traffic. and you can see how that tapping the side sort of slide open to reveal the interior. each car they say will hold up to 4 people, the glide ways which stretched 28 miles across pittsburgh, antioch, oakley and brentwood. so this with service, that whole delta area, the goal is to get lower amounts of traffic congestion on highway 4, the projected completion is by the year 2030. follow that progress.

>> us is warning. this is the final >> time that you can collect on all of these unclaimed federal tax refunds as 1 billion dollars worse is just out there ready for people who are supposed to claim it, but they haven't 1 million people across the nation have to make this deadline, which is may 17th to get those unclaimed refunds for the 2020 tax year. california, texas, florida and new york have the highest number of taxpayers who are eligible for this unclaimed money. typical taxpayers have 3 years to file and claim their tax refunds. but for the 2020 refund, they had more time because of the covid pandemic. >> we're going to take a break here at 9.27. but coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a new bill aims to implement rules on self-checkouts in stores on self-checkouts in stores will explain.

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>> 29 right now we'll check in with weather. yeah. looking good today. looking better for the rest of the week. if feel like the heat. yes. so think about investing in some sunscreen because it does go bad by the sure. hey, jon. when it comes that sold that's what you got a that's why it goes bad. thank something this monday tuesday and it's a good time to get that sunscreen to. we've got nothing but sunshine the rest of this forecast. >> golden gate bridge behind me looking crystal clear at looking quite hour right here. also, crystal clear as well. now we are seeing visibility great. we have a little fog at the coast last night is no

longer out there. and we've got those nice clear skies from the coast to our inland areas where we're starting to see if our first few 60's brentwood, fairfield vacaville at 60 to 61 degrees right now. later on today, some more 70's on the map and tomorrow starts or trend of 80's. so feel like that. nice, comfortable but cool strand of weather. today's your last day to enjoy it. talk in the warmer stuff ahead, michael. >> thanks, john. and good morning, everyone. taking a look right now at traffic tracker for a lot is cleared up, but we're still dealing with some issues over in the south bay. you can see there's been a traffic collision on westbound to 37 near lawrence expressway in sunnyvale. those left lanes are currently closed. so it is causing some congestion there. there's also been a road closure because of a traffic collision and police officials are currently investigating its at center road and east capitol expressway, which is a very popular street that commuters utilize you can head up over towards tully and utilize that because this area will be closed for the time being

again, center road and east capitol expressway. taking a live look right now at the bay bridge. me from the maze over to fremont street. it's a 16 minute commute into the city sent back to all right. thanks a lot, michael. 9.31. right now. and the developing story is the mcdonald's with the rodents were learning more about the health code violations that forced this one in oakland to shut down now. so officials say they found signs of rat activity. they even found a dead rat. >> we're going to show the story. do got to warn you, though, you might find some of what you're going to see. disturoing kron four's lezla gooden has the story. >> on friday, the alameda county health department shut down this mcdonald's at 13, 30 jackson street in oakland with customers waiting in line on from the health department. they have some sanitation the season they need to clean up. >> and we saw inspector filling out this health report. it reveals that 7 violations were found at the restaurant, including rodent activity. >> the report explains rodent droppings were seen around the water heater along the walls

and wrote it. traps responded as well to hold were seen in the kitchen and a dead rat was found on a trap near the soda syrup boxes. we feel like. >> a lot of more rats than the past that last time this is oscar rodriguez who has worked there since 2022. and says the closure is needed good because i know that people it's not going to takes closer to get any like infection are get to see about their and they're at. but i worry as toward care. that i know all day we are looking those states. he and other workers were striking but decide to come to work on friday and was there when the mcdonald's was forced to close. he says they were instructed to stay in clean up. the violations washed the floor. >> every lie. all the dishes. everything we use in there. >> clean the walls >> all that to you go out and

that's it. and you mask and that's and starting monday, they are resuming their strike and to professionals come in to do with the rat's might going out who they are ard 8th. we are losing. because they know from a long time ago and they didn't do anything about it. the california fast food workers union representing the workers say they had notified mcdonald's about the concerns with workers having to clean up these violations. they don't have. met day us for to do it. they are not to do to clean faces are you from is really unsafe is often that they have to do that. >> well, that was lezla gooden reporting. we did reach out to mcdonald's. we're still waiting to hear back from them. in the meantime, it's not clear when the next inspection will take place, but if you would like to read the full health report, we do have it for you on our website at kron 4 dot com. 9.34 the time police finally arrested.

homicide suspect ending the lockdown of an entire neighborhood in antioch. this all happened in the area of gentry town drive and putnam street last night, police identified the suspect as 28 year-old carlos, ceos from stockton, the neighborhood was locked down for several hours before finally reopening that about 5 o'clock last night,k its 9.34. and right now the man accused of killing a shop owner in san francisco's richmond district. >> is in court for a preliminary hearing. santos de la rosa is accused of beating sixty-year-old johan us to wal d. >> with a baseball bat outside this convenience store on balboa street. this was in august of last year, 2, while the police say tried to stop de la rosa from shoplifting when he was beaten, went to the hospital and ended up dying of his injuries. 5 days later, de la rosa faces several charges including murder and assault with a deadly weapon. >> well, the latest from the middle east, israel has begun

military operations in the city of rafah. it started hours after hamas announced that it had accepted and egyptian qatar proposal for a cease-fire to halt its war with israel. but israel wasn't part of the bargaining parties there at the table. yeah. and so israel says that that doesn't work for them. it doesn't. >> meet the court needs of a cease-fire. so they're going to continue sending negotiators this time to have those talks on a ceasefire agreement on kron four's. rob nesbitt has local reaction. >> since israel wage war against the terrorist group hamas. 7 months ago, we've seen the impacts of protests from college campuses to the golden gate bridge. samara, robbie, with the arab resource and organizing centerghas taken part in demonstrations, calling for a cease-fire and was relieved to hear the update monday that hamas accepted an egyptian-qatari proposal for a cease-fire. >> a little bit of hope and some relief, right? the idea that maybe all of this carnage. a tense up can finally end after months and

tens of thousands of people dead. >> the proposal accepted by hamas called for a permanent cease-fire. u.s. pop of israeli hostages for prisoners and would allow displaced gazans to return to their homes as israel has ordered about 100,000 palestinians evacuate the city of rafah before a ground invasion by militants there. to me, this looks like them trying to pump the brakes on the operation because they know that this is their last holdout. >> and last grasp on power in gaza, executive director of the jewish community relations council bay area. tyler gregory says hamas must be removed from military and political control of gaza. >> and that all remaining 133 israeli hostages must be freed. what's under consideration is if hamas is allowed to stay in power at the end of this war, everyone's worried it's going to repeat the attacks said as much they're committed to doing that. egyptian and hamas officials have said that their cease-fire deal would take place in 3 stages each 6 weeks long. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he will send a delegation to

resume negotiations. the israeli military doesn't want to stop pork. >> which like it sounds while to even say that out. love, particularly when light. to what gregory also mentioned his concern for palestinians in gaza calling on israel and other countries to maximize humanitarian aid to civilians in gaza. >> and also urged the idf to exercise caution to minimize civilian casualties. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> later today, as we understand there will be a rally at uc berkeley's sproul student organizers are demanding a stop. the conflicts there in gaza as the threat to invade rafah continues to loom the rally is set to start at 4 o'clock this afternoon. meanwhile, on the peninsula, kron 4 visited the pro-palestinian encampment at stanford. we talk to the students there and say they actually have no intention of backing down even if a cease-fire deal is reached. positions still maintains that obviously divestment disclosure is our biggest aim.

>> as is the fact that we maintain ideologically that while cease-fire is obviously at the moment, we're still pushing for a fully liberated palestine as soon as possible. >> right near the pro-palestinian camping on stanford's campus. is this memorial that set up that white plaza to commemorate those israelis who were killed or well taken hostage by hamas and then killed. the organizers say the chairs symbolize the more than 100 people held hostage since that first initial october 7 surprise attack and the place markers represent the gravesites for those who have been killed by hamas. >> the primary goals were too. help. 2 students and israeli students feel less isolated lesson battled on campus and to show that. there is our narrative is also on display there's a place for us to go grieve pray.

>> it's been 7 months since that hamas attack on israel that began this war that they're in right now. >> 9.39 is the time. also in the headlines today, we have tesla now continuing to lay off more employees. according to business insider, the company sent out another round of layoff notices sunday. these layoffs are reportedly in the software service and engineering departments. not clear if any of these newest layoffs affect bay area workers. but the likelihood is they are just last month, tesla announced that it was laying off more than 2700 bay area employees kron 4 did reach out to tesla about these recent layoff notices. but we haven't heard back. >> don't take too many items in the self checkout lines or could be actually a law. sacramento lawmakers are working on a bill that would prohibit grocery stores from offering self checkout lanes. if they don't have enough staff and self-service checkouts have to be limited to purchases of 10 or fewer items. i don't think arrest

you, but they want to control customer service, make it more pleasant and stop crime as well. >> we have to act now to look at this problem. we want to make sure through our bill sb 14. 46 that we have a full service cashier lane will be open before allowing a self-checkout machine to we want to make sure that we have staffing ratios for one employee to to checkout machines. one worker to 12 machines is unacceptable. >> it appears that this would you know, protect customers. it would help protect on jobs in that industry. and combat retail theft is what they're saying right now. but the california chamber of commerce is against the bill. they think it's going to lead to unnecessary restrictions on retail, grocery and pharmacies. the worst city to drive in in the bay area or sorry in the whole nation not

is san francisco. but here here in california, according to a recent study right here in the bay area for adviser did a study and they say that oakland is the worst city in the whole country drive in this study looked at 50 big cities and they took a number of factors into account. they looked at the driving experience, the safety, the cost of car ownership and access to car maintenance and oakland got this. number one ranking is the worst place to drive in because they looked at other things like fatal crashes were high gas prices. high long average commute times. the number 2 worst after oakland is number one. number 2 is miami. and then number 3, san francisco. >> well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the warriors have named their new general manager for the w nba team. we're going introduce team. we're going introduce you to her c

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>> i'm 44 and get ready. because this week is wildfire preparedness week and authorities want you to be prepare and get ready for the wildfire season. they have events all across california to raise awareness. yesterday. they were talking about how you can prepare for the 2024 season and what they're doing. you can see they got choppers and airplanes to fight the fires and they say that you can combat a fire before it starts by making sure that you have a defensible space around your home and don't be complacent just because we had a wet winter. >> despite all the rain and snow that we've had this year, we still must be prepared for wildfire. >> the best way to protect

your home. clear the brush and other fuel that's around it. and today there's going to be an event in el granada in mateo county. if you need some tips, ok? well, at 9.45, let's find out some tips on how to stay cool as temperatures are going to be ing through the week ahead. i would have the frozen peas ready in the freezer because if it's put those in back of your neck and yeah, i the best. yeah. they've all that money for sure. and he's put him right back in taking out again later. we're looking out there in san jose with all that sunshine overhead today, san jose got to be super comfortable towards the end of this week. you might be breaking a sweat down there as we will across much of the bay area. >> for the remainder of the week ahead, skies are really nice and clear. had a little fog last night. not so much this morning. any sort of rain or snow is not impacting california as the jet is pushed back up to the north as the high pressure ridge builds back we will have some strong northerly winds, especially for the interior, the bay out towards solano county and then to the central valley. a high

wind advisory goes into effect 11:00pm tonight through 08:00am on thursday, peak gusts around. 35 to 45 miles per hour. and most of this considered an offshore wind. so not that normal. cool delta breeze. and this will be aiding us and getting so very warm in the days to come as those winds come through 60's to 70's for your highs today after what was a very cool weekend. today's kind of the last of our quote, unquote, cooler days before the real warmth starts tomorrow. and only intensifies towards the weekend. so especially for these inland areas where you're only seeing 70's today savor every moment of it because tomorrow it's going to be all about the 80's. and that's the way we stay in by friday and saturday, some of our hottest days of the forecast inland nearing 90 degrees and along the bay shore will solidly be in the low 80's for many spots. michael. thanks, john. good morning, everyone. you're time is 9.47. taking a look at the roads right now. >> we are still dealing some residual delays right here on northbound 8.80, near 2.38. so

that has been cleared. but to 38 is still seeing some of that back up. we're also still seeing a little bit of residual delays over on northbound 6.80, near alamo. so if you're driving through there, just keep that in mind. but one of our biggest issues right now is on westbound to 37 in near lawrence expressway in sunnyvale, the left lane was blocked but chp has just cleared that. so we're still the most residual delays there. lastly, we do have a traffic collision that is close some roads and that is on center road and east capitol expressway in san jose. so keep that in mind. if you're utilizing that area, you may want to drive up to totally and use that to get onto 101, taking a look at the bay bridge this morning. a 16 minute commute into the city. no major delays there. taking a look at southbound 6.80, dublin to fremont. 24 minute commute there. and lastly taking a look at 101 right now. it's a 51 minute commute from san jose to menlo park. i will send it back to 2 of the best.

>> michael, thank you. it is 9.48 and also in the news today, a 17 year-old and an 18 year-old have been arrested for allegedly robbing a safeway in redwood city. police say this happened sunday afternoon at the safeway off el camino reale right sequoia high school employees there told police that these teenagers came in, showed a gun and stole alcohol. well, police ended up arresting those to about a mile away. and when they searched them, officers found they had a lighter that looked like a handgun. the 18 year-old was booked into the county jail. the 17 year-old was taken to a youth service center. all inmates at the federal women's prison in dublin have now been relocated. it was announced that that prison would be closing following a abuse scandal involving multiple prison officials all charged with sexually abusing inmates. 5 of those employees pleaded guilty. 2 others were convicted, including the former warden who was sentenced last year to 6 years in prison, according to a spokesperson. all of the women in that facility have transferred or released.

>> time is 9.49. want to talk some sports. the a's tried to redeem themselves but they couldn't know. so the last sunday and they started out strong, though, is they're taking on the rangers. we have sports reporter aaron wilson with the highlights. >> well, the oakland a's playing some of their best baseball and they try to keep that going on monday as they are pretty much the best baseball playing team right now in the bay area is they welcome the defending champs, the texas rangers to the town. so let's pick it up in the second inning there. her nays, phys one to left field as fielder and make the diving catch. and jd davis trying score. but watch this. the throw actually hit some right there right? a painful run, but a run on the list for the a's on to the fifth-worst to israelis. it was up with runners on the corners no life the a's up 2 to 0. small base running by britt harris to take second facebook page. it has been nails, but i'll tell garlic. is a scary sight to

corey seager with 2 on base. and that is why 6 paid all that money off 400 million of those dollars because he could do that right here at 3, 1, shot with the rangers up 3 to 2 and last week for the a's in the looking for bret harris, he hits one on the nose, the right new low in they drop this one 42 0st. it's a tough kept saying >> there are 3 to change up from that. think that's why he makes 400 million. you know, this is a small for city nothing confidence in him. he's in that situation. he said nothing but success this season. you know, so we'll turn the page on this game look at it that way from, you a really great player for the really good 3 to change of that you know, a pretty good pitch. >> the giants also drop one on monday as they fell. 61 to the phillies in a four-game sweep. this sports. that suspect to

you guys way there's more. let's talk basketball. the bay area's first wnba team. >> has now it's general manager, the golden state warriors hired nye and then and she comes from the new york liberty. she was the assistant general manager there. she was also the assistant director for team usa, women's basketball team. and she is excited to build this team from the ground up. >> brings me so much joy about taking this is that it's a blank campus and there are many that can go into building a masterpiece. first and foremost, i'm just building a foundation of a winning team both on and off the court. >> and she's got quite the foundation, by the way, of course, she played ball or self played basketball high school and college and went on get a regular degree and a master's degree. she studied american university. so she's got the experience to know how and she's excited. she says her first priority get that

staff higher. get a coach hired an they have to name the team too. this is the expansion team operate by the golden state warriors. so stay tuned for that. they're going to be playing at the chase center next year. >> it's 92. and as we head to the break, we want to remind you about our programming here on kron 4 every thursday this month we have stories highlighting the bay area's api community and on thursday may 23rd. we've got our asian american pacific islander heritage month special. that's at 6.30. so we hope you watch at 6.30. so we hope you watch it. we'll be right back.

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>> yeah, roger. the engineering team has evaluated the vehicles not to configuration where we can proceed with a flight today. >> and this morning, going have to call off its first rocket launch last night with humans on board was in the weather. know you had something do with the atlas rocket. the so the 2 astronauts you see they're having to have to come out of the starliner capsule and had basically do the whole process in reverse to get back off the and the south didn't lose their carry on match of the baggage because that's last i hate say >> apparently had something to do with a valve that needed fixing on the rocket itself. so there doing that. they're hoping for a launch sometime next week. so we shall see if we can eventually get this boeing starliner capsule into space. it's supposed to rendezvous with space station and those astronauts are supposed to hang up. their nasa wants another vehicle besides the space x a dragon

capsule to be able to take astronauts up and down. i think they have like tray tables saw in our down bubbly 9.56. right now. coming next on the kron, 4 morning news. >> a city in the east bay wants to cut ties with pg e. >> so how did you get electricity will tell you? plus, court documents give insight into what happened before a man got into a shootout with the san jose police will soon know so far. and the alameda county sheriff's office is mourning the loss of an emergency dispatcher who was killed on the way to work. we'll tell you now on the kron. 4 morning

news. we have new information on what led to a shootout between an armed man and san jose. police. and alameda county sheriff's office. dispatcher is killed by a suspected drunk driver while she was on her way to work. and the push for california to dump pg and e and switch to a different utility company. an east bay city is about to vote on that. >> from the bay local news stations. you're watching you on morning team. >> good morning. and happy tuesday to i hope it's so far so good. the weather is definitely cooperate. morning john. >> good morning. we are looking at a nice day to be venturing out whether absolutely co-operative got the sunshina, got some 60's and 70's sounds pretty nice. we're looking outside at the east bay hills with some green hillsides courtesy that saturday rainfall we saw this upcoming saturday is not bringing any rain. in fact, it's going to just the opposite. the a lot warmer.